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October 19, 2005

McMaster gears up for United Way Run/Walk

Stretch. Breathe. Walk. Run. If you haven't already registered for the second annual McMaster United Way Run/Walk, don't forget to sign up. The event takes place on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2005 from 12-2 p.m. The route includes a 5km run or a 3km walk through the beautiful McMaster campus.

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October 18, 2005

Students join international Make Poverty History campaign

If you take a moment to walk around the McMaster campus, you may notice little white bracelets adorning the wrists of many in the crowd. Millions of people in Canada and abroad have begun to wear these bracelets as a sign of support for the latest movement to take the world by storm. This past summer, Bono of U2 and many other musical celebrities joined forces to declare solidarity with the Make Poverty History campaign.

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October 18, 2005

McMaster students recognized for innovative research

McMaster graduate student Razvan Nutiu has been selected as a runner-up to the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council's (NSERC) Innovation Challenge Award competition.

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October 18, 2005

Aggression in adult world sends mixed messages to children about bullying

Recent events in the news are undermining attempts to teach children about the dangers of bullying. Tracy Vaillancourt, an assistant professor of psychology at McMaster University, says the softwood lumber dispute, the tug-of-war over federal transfers to have-not provinces, the war in Iraq, and the assertions by religious fundamentalists that the flood in New Orleans was "God's will" are examples of how adults belittle others and perpetuate the practise of bullying beyond the classroom.

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October 18, 2005

Students head to the polls

McMaster undergraduate students will head to the polls this week to vote on whether the student union should oppose McMaster's exclusive rights contract with Coca-Cola. Students also will vote on a McMaster Solar Car Project student levy and will elect new members of the Student Representative Assembly. Student will be asked if they support removing McMaster's exclusive rights contract with Coca-Cola/Cold Beverage. The referendum will ask if the McMaster Students Union should oppose the McMaster University - Coca-Cola Exclusive Supplier Agreement, if it should renew its own memorandum with the school regarding the deal, and if it should urge the university not to renew the agreement.

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